Analysis of Iran's Foreign Policy towards Central Asian Countries with Emphasis on Tajikistan

With the collapse of the Soviet Union and the emergence of newly independent republics, mostly unstable and with the establishment of a crisis center in the Central Asian region, opportunities and challenges for the Islamic Republic of Iran as a country bordering the region to .Come. The main question in this article is how influential structures are on the decisions of Iran's foreign policy in the Central Asian region, especially in Tajikistan. In answer to this question, the hypothesis can be based on indicators such as political-security, cultural and economic, which has formed the form of Iran's foreign policy towards Central Asian countries, including Tajikistan, as it seems. Adopting a collaborative approach and convergence with the countries of the region can be the most rational and effective strategy for an Iranian who is neither a strategic ally nor an ideological ally.